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Nov 1, 2020 23 min

So Now You’re Funny?

from Bad Italians Hosted by Jess and Steven

This episode is based on a livestream that Steven and I did. We have a blast and talk about a variety of topics! We hope you enjoy and please let us know your thoughts! Do you like this better? Because it is not a typical Bad Italians episode, it does not include a Mamma Mia moment or a fact/ word of the day. That will be back in episode 5! Grazie!

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